About My Favorite Hobby.
Kendo which is a kind of traditional martial art from Japan is my favorite hobby. I usually practice kendo every evening. In my high school, I started kendo first. Now I have been practicing Kendo about 6 years.
For doing Kendo, It needs to prepare some items flow as: Bambu blade, Clothes for practicing, head gear, Protecting gloves, and Armor(Both body and waist). It's a little bit expensive, so I hesitated to buy all of them at first. These are about $400.
In the 3 times of matches, person who get the 2 scorers first win the kendo match. Persons have to hit only 4 parts of body: Head, neck, wrists, and waist. These rules are only for modern Kendo because it's sports. Original Kendo can hit the all part of body but it can be dangerous. I think this is why people made the rules. One perfect hit make one scorer.
Are there Kendo place in USA or other western countries ?
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About My Favorite Hobby.
Kendo is my favorite hobby.
It's a kind of traditional martial art from Japan. is my favorite hobby.
I usually practice kendo every evening.
I first started practicing kendo in/when I was in high school.
Now I've have been practicing Kendo for about 6 years now.
For doing It requires a few items to do kendo, they are: A Bamboo blade, some special clothing, head gear, protective gloves, and body Armor.
It can be a little bit expensive, so I haven't yet bought all of the equipment necessary for the sport. Altogether, everything would cost (me about) $400.
In kendo, the first person to score 2 points in a kendo match wins (that match).
Players can only make contact with 4 parts of body: The head, the neck, the wrists, and the waist.
These rules are only for the modern day sport of kendo.
The rules of the original Kendo sport were different.
Originally players could hit the all part of the body, which was/could be quite dangerous.
I think that's why they changed the rules.
I think that's why the rules changed.
One perfect hit earns one point.
Is the sport of kendo played in countries other than Korea?
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